Federal property in the National Capital Region - 1985.

 

 The Nielsen Report from 1985.The Department of Agriculture owned 1 million acres of land across Canada. The Hon. Erik Nielsen was a Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, a Minister of Defence and a Minister of Public Works.

National Research Institutes with headquarters in Ottawa. 1.) Biosystematics Research Institute. 2.) Chemistry and Biology Research Institute. 3.) Engineering and Statistical Research Institute. 4.) Food Research Institute. 5.) Land Resource Research Institute.

Agriculture Canada Experimental Farms. 1.) Nappan, Nova Scotia. 2.) Buctouche, New Brunswick. 3.) La Pocatiere, Quebec. 4.) Normandin, Quebec. 5.) L'Assomption, Quebec. 6.) Ottawa, Ontario. 7.) Kapuskasing, Ontario. 8.) Thunder Bay, Ontario. 9.) Smithfield, Ontario. 10.) Fort Vermilion, Ontario. 11.) Indian Head, Saskatchewan. 12.) Prince George, British Columbia,

Agriculture Canada Research Stations. 1.) St. John's, Newfoundland. 2.) Kentville, Nova Scotia. 3.) Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. 4.) Fredericton, New Brunswick. 5.) Ste-Foy, Quebec. 6.) St. Jean, Quebec. 7.) Lennoxville, Quebec. 8.) Vineland, Ontario. 9.) Delhi, Ontario. 10.) Harrow, Ontario. 11.) Ottawa, Ontario. 12.) London, Ontario. 13.) Lethbridge, Alberta. 14.) Lacombe, Alberta. 15.) Beaverlodge, Alberta. 16.) Swift Current, Saskatchewan. 17.) Saskatoon, Sask. 18.) Melfort, Sask. 19.) Regina, Sask. 20.) Winnipeg, Manitoba. 21.) Brandon, Manitoba. 22.) Morden, Manitoba. 23.) Summerland, British Columbia. 24.) Kamloops, B.C. 25.) Vancouver, B.C. 26.) Agassiz, B.C. 27.) Saanichton (Sidney) B.C. (From: "The Canadian Encyclopedia" 1985, Hurtig Publishers Ltd.)