Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador perdra 14 millions de dollars par année; l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard, 4 millions de dollars; la Nouvelle-Écosse, 26 millions; le Nouveau-Brunswick, 20 millions; le Québec, 212 millions; l'Ontario, 352 millions; le Manitoba, 33 millions; la Saskatchewan, 27 millions; l'Alberta, 92 millions; la Colombie-Britannique, 119 millions; le Nunavut, 0,9 million; les Territoires-du-Nord-Ouest, 1,2 million; et le Yukon, 1 million, pour une perte totale de 950 millions de dollars par année.
Newfoundland and Labrador will lose $14 million annually; P.E.I. will lose $4 million annually; Nova Scotia will lose $26 million annually; New Brunswick will lose $20 million annually; Quebec will lose $212 million annually; Ontario will lose $352 million annually; Manitoba will lose $33 million annually; Saskatchewan will lose $27 million annually; Alberta will lose $92 million annually; British Columbia will lose $119 million annually; Nunavut will lose $0.9 million; Northwest Territories will lose $1.2 million; and the Yukon will lose $1 million annually — for a total loss annually of $950 million.
