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CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION / David Weinstein, President & Chief Executive Officer

Address, activities & membership

CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION - Address, activities & membership

Address:

178 Rexdale Boulevard
Toronto, ON  M9W 1R3
Canada

Telephone number: 416-747-2241

  • Contact information in previous versions
    • 178 Rexdale Boulevard
      Toronto, ON  M9W 1R3
      Canada

      Telephone number: 416-747-2501

    • 178 Rexdale Boulevard
      Toronto, ON  M9W 1R3
      Canada

      Telephone number: 416-747-2501

    • 178 Rexdale Boulevard
      Toronto, ON  M9W 1R3
      Canada

      Telephone number: 416-747-2550

      Fax number: 416-747-2006  


Description of the organization's activities:
Canadian Standards Association (CSA) is an independent, not-for-profit membership association incorporated without share capital under Federal corporate legislation on January 21, 1919. CSA is a leading internationally accredited standards development organization that also provides training and engages in standards-related research.

  • Descriptions of the organization's activity in previous versions:
    • Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group) is an independent, not-for-profit membership association serving business, industry, government and consumers. It was incorporated without share capital under Federal corporate legislation on January 21, 1919. CSA Group consists of three divisions: Canadian Standards Association, a leading solutions based standards organization, providing standards development, application products, training and advisory services; CSA International, which provides testing and certification services for electrical, mechanical, plumbing, gas and other products; and, OnSpeX, a provider of consumer product testing, inspections and advisory services for retailers and manufacturers.
    • Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group) is an independent, not-for-profit membership association serving business, industry, government and consumers. It was incorporated without share capital under Federal corporate legislation on January 21, 1919. CSA Group consists of four divisions: Canadian Standards Association, a leading solutions based standards organization, providing standards development, application products, training and advisory services; CSA International, which provides testing and certification services for electrical, mechanical, plumbing, gas and other products; QMI, North America's leading registrar, which advances business excellence through client focused management systems registration; and, OnSpeX, a provider of consumer product testing, inspections and advisory services for retailers and manufacturers.
    • Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group) is an independent, not-for-profit membership association serving business, industry, government and consumers. It was incorporated without share capital under Federal corporate legislation on January 21, 1919. CSA Group consists of four divisions: Canadian Standards Association, which develops standards and helps people understand and apply them through information products and seminars; CSA International, which provides testing and certification services; QMI, North America's leading registrar; and, OnSpeX, a provider of consumer product testing, inspections and advisory services for retailers and manufacturers.

Organization's membership or classes of membership:
CSA Group has 2 classes of membership as outlined in its By-Laws, Committee Members and Honorary Members, all of whom have voting rights at the Annual General Meeting.

  • Organization's memberships or classes of memberships in previous versions:
    • CSA Group has 4 classes of membership as outlined in its By-Laws:1. Committee Members2. Sustaining Members3. Associate Members4. Honorary MembersExcept for Associate Members, they have voting rights at the Annual General Meeting.

Communication techniques

CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION / David Weinstein, President & Chief Executive Officer

Communication techniques that have been used or are expected to be used in the course of the undertaking:

  • Written communication
  • Oral communication

Public offices held: Mark Humphries


Government funding

End date of the last completed financial year: 2021-03-31
List of Government Funding
Government Institution Funding Received in Last Financial Year Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
Canadian Accessibility Standards $95,365.00 Yes
Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technology in Health (CADTH) $408,062.00 Yes
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Chalk $150,000.00 Yes
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) $520,000.00 Yes
City of Calgary $2,900.00 Yes
County of Renfrew $268,000.00 Yes
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC) $82,250.00 Yes
Department of Labour $28,820.00 Yes
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) $27,000.00 Yes
Government of British Columbia $235,448.00 Yes
Government of Manitoba $27,164.00 Yes
Government of New Brunswick $261,330.00 Yes
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador $33,280.00 Yes
Government of Northwest Territories $5,000.00 Yes
Government of Nova Scotia $28,070.00 Yes
Government of Nunavut $2,080.00 Yes
Government of Ontario $619,030.00 Yes
Government of Quebec $157,970.00 Yes
Government of Saskatchewan $7,320.00 Yes
Government of Yukon $1,000.00 Yes
Health Canada (HC) $246,787.55 Yes
Mental Health Commission of Canada $9,400.00 Yes
National Research Council (NRC) $370,919.00 Yes
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) $2,159,080.00 Yes
Public Services and Procurement $156,000.00 Yes
Standards Council of Canada (SCC) $1,849,707.64 Yes
Transport Canada (TC) $349,918.72 Yes

  • Government funding in previous versions

      List of Government Funding
      End date of the last completed financial year Government Institution Funding Received in Last Financial Year Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
      2020-03-31 Alberta Ministry of Energy $30,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Alberta Ministry of Labour and Employment $28,820.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Alberta Transportation Technical Standards Branch $13,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 BC Hydro $224,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure $8,500.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 BC Oil and Gas Commission $20,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 CNESST (Standards, Fairness, Occupational Health and Safety Commission) Quebec $56,070.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Canadian Accessibility Standards $20,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies $408,062.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Canadian Nuclear Laboratories $150,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission $520,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 City of Calgary $7,100.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 County of Frontenac $101,500.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 County of Renfrew $70,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Department of Transportation & Infrastructure, Planning and Project (Fredicton) $2,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Department of Works, Services and Transportation of Newfoundland $2,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) $27,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) $20,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Government of Alberta - Alberta Climate Change Office - Emissions Inventory & Reporting $10,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Government of Newfoundland and Labrador $3,280.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Government of Yukon Highway and Public Works $1,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Government of the Northwest Territories Bridges Transportation Division $1,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Health Canada $177,514.83 Yes
      2020-03-31 Hydro Quebec $109,550.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Hydro-Québec Distribution $5,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada $45,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Les Ponts Jacques Cartier + Champlain Bridges $1,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Manitoba Department of Labour and Immigration $9,290.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Manitoba Hydro $181,650.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Mental Health Commission of Canada $194,040.68 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ministere des transports $13,500.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety (Saskatchewan) $7,320.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ministry of Transportation (Federal) $27,853.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 NB Power $256,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 NS Department of Energy $27,950.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 NS Department of Labour & Advanced Education $6,770.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 NS Department of Transportation and Public Works $2,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 National Research Council (NRC) $603,012.94 Yes
      2020-03-31 Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) $2,859,649.50 Yes
      2020-03-31 Newfoundland Power Inc. $75,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ontario Clean Water Agency $10,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ontario Ministry of Labour Health and Safety $93,530.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ontario Ministry of Transportation $13,500.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change $24,767.22 Yes
      2020-03-31 Ontario Power Generation Inc. $456,000.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Prince Edward Island Transportation & Public Works $1,500.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) $1,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure $3,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Standards Council of Canada (SCC) $1,438,652.15 Yes
      2020-03-31 The Federal Bridge Corporation Limited $1,250.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Transport Canada (TC) $283,461.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 WorkSafe BC $31,160.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 WorkSafe NB $5,330.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Worker's Safety & Compensation Commission Northwest Territories & Nunavut $2,080.00 Yes
      2020-03-31 Yukon Worker's Compensation Health & Safety Board $1,000.00 Yes

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