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THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 1 SUMMARY The Ministry Vision is to contribute to the environmental, social and economic well-being of Ontario through the sustainable development of our natural resources. Its Mission is to ensure ecological sustainability by protecting and conserving our valuable soil, aquatic, forest and wildlife resources as well as their biological foundation. As stewards of our natural heritage, MNR's role is to ensure the continuing availability of natural resources for the long-term benefit of the people of Ontario, that is, to leave future generations a legacy of the natural wealth that we still enjoy today; to protect natural heritage and biological features of provincial significance; to protect human life, the resource base and physical property from the threats of forest fires, floods and erosion. 2002-03 Estimates PROGRAMS Change from 2001-02 2001-02 Estimates $ $ $ $ 2000-01 Actual 32,707,940 Ministry Administration Program 437,588 32,270,352 33,800,352 45,235,500 Geographic Information Program (2,536,600) 47,772,100 39,563,530 192,090,900 Natural Resource Management Program (4,562,700) 196,653,600 209,461,067 63,415,200 Public Safety and Emergency Response Program (722,900) 64,138,100 63,498,740 333,449,540 Ministry Total Operating (7,384,612) 340,834,152 346,323,689 150,000,000 Less: Special Warrants 150,000,000 - - 46,840 Less: Statutory Appropriations 2,688 44,152 44,062 183,402,700 < TOTAL TO BE VOTED (157,387,300) 340,790,000 346,279,627 ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION 333,449,540 Expenditure (7,384,612) 340,834,152 346,323,689

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THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 3 2002-03 Estimates PROGRAMS SUMMARY Change from 2001-02 2001-02 Estimates $ $ $ $ 2000-01 Actual CAPITAL 79,855,300 Natural Resource Management Program (19,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 79,855,300 Ministry Total Capital (19,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 20,000,000 Less: Special Warrants 20,000,000 - - 59,855,300 < TOTAL CAPITAL TO BE VOTED (39,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION 79,855,300 Expenditure (19,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425

4 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM : The Ministry Administration Program provides leadership and advice in business and resource planning, and corporate and administrative management and services, supporting the effective and efficient operations of Ministry programs and the achievement of the sustainable development of Ontario's natural resources. VOTE and item Change 2002-03 from 2001-02 2000-01 Estimates PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES 2001-02 Estimates Actual $ $ $ $ 2101 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM 1 32,661,100 Ministry Administration...................... 434,900 32,226,200 33,756,290 S 35,006 Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act... 2,009 32,997 32,997 S 11,834 Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act....................... 679 11,155 11,065 32,707,940 Total Operating.......................... 437,588 32,270,352 33,800,352 10,000,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 10,000,000 - - 46,840 Less: Statutory Appropriations............... 2,688 44,152 44,062 22,661,100 Amount to be Voted...................... (9,565,100) 32,226,200 33,756,290 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 5 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Ministry Administration (2101-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 13,606,900 Employee benefits...................... 6,041,900 communication........ 990,000 Services.............................. 11,948,800 Supplies and equipment................. 581,200 33,168,800 Less: Recoveries....................... 507,700 32,661,100 Main Office $ Salaries and wages....... 1,434,100 Employee benefits........ 308,000 communication........... 171,500 Services................. 60,700 Supplies and equipment... 26,100 2,000,400 ministries and activities.... 3,900 1,996,500 Financial and Administrative Services $ Salaries and wages....... 4,002,100 Employee benefits........ 822,500 communication........... 165,300 Services................. 7,944,400 Supplies and equipment... 156,000 13,090,300 ministries and activities.... 501,900 12,588,400 Human Resources $ Salaries and wages....... 4,186,300 Employee benefits........ 4,126,700 communication........... 215,600 Services................. 915,100 Supplies and equipment... 133,300 9,577,000 ministries and activities.... 1,900 9,575,100 Communications Services $ $ Salaries and wages....... 1,982,700 Employee communication benefits........ 400,900 Transportation communicationand communication........... 33,900 Services................. 279,100 Supplies communication and equipment... 16,100 communication 2,712,700 Analysis and Planning $ Salaries and wages....... 1,737,100 Employee communication benefits........ 332,500 Transportation communicationand communication........... 328,200 Services................. 399,700 Supplies communication and equipment... 156,900 communication 2,954,400 Legal Services $ Salaries and wages....... 264,600 Employee communication benefits........ 51,300 Transportation communicationand communication........... 64,200 Services................. 2,170,700 Supplies communication and equipment... 92,800 communication 2,643,600 Audit Services $ communication........... 11,300 Services................. 179,100 communication 190,400 Statutory Appropriations Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act.. 35,006 Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act................... 11,834 46,840 32,707,940 Total Operating for Ministry Administration Program

6 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION PROGRAM : The Geographic Information program provides leadership in the development and application of information management and information technology to contribute to sustainable development of Ontario's natural resources. The program is responsible for the creation, maintenance and provision of access to geographic information about provincial lands, waters, other natural resources and for the provision of services relating to information for the provincial government and works with other Ministries, Agencies and public sector to achieve program objectives. As a leading participant in the Land and Resource Information and Information Technology (I&IT) Cluster, the Ministry collaborates with other Cluster Ministries to implement coordinated and efficient delivery of I&IT services and programs across these Ministries. VOTE and item Change 2002-03 from 2001-02 2000-01 Estimates PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES 2001-02 Estimates Actual $ $ $ $ 2102 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION PROGRAM 1 45,235,500 Geographic Information..................... (2,536,600) 47,772,100 39,563,530 45,235,500 Total Operating.......................... (2,536,600) 47,772,100 39,563,530 22,000,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 22,000,000 - - 23,235,500 Amount to be Voted...................... (24,536,600) 47,772,100 39,563,530 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 7 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Geographic Information (2102-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 17,854,700 Employee benefits...................... 3,182,300 communication........ 4,112,100 Services.............................. 23,993,900 Supplies and equipment................. 4,064,400 53,207,400 Less: Recoveries....................... 7,971,900 45,235,500 Information Technology $ Salaries and wages....... 4,439,900 Employee benefits........ 870,400 communication........... 1,194,600 Services................. 6,020,000 Supplies and equipment... 1,575,900 14,100,800 ministries and activities.... 7,800 14,093,000 Natural Resource Information Salaries and wages....... 11,911,800 Employee communication benefits........ 2,079,900 Transportation communicationand communication........... 2,799,100 Services................. 12,361,300 Supplies communication and equipment... 2,404,500 communication 31,556,600 ministries and activities.... 415,100 Provincial Land Information $ Salaries and wages....... 1,503,000 Employee communication benefits........ 232,000 Transportation communicationand communication........... 118,400 Services................. 5,612,600 Supplies communication and equipment... 84,000 communication 7,550,000 ministries and activities.... 7,549,000 Total Operating for Geographic Information Program $ $ 31,141,500 1,000 45,235,500

8 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM : The Natural Resource Management Program strives to achieve a balance between natural resource use and protection, to ensure the recognition of a broad range of natural resource values, and to develop mechanisms for open decision-making and program delivery. The major program areas are: forest management, fish and wildlife management, Crown land and water management and Ontario Parks (i.e. provincial parks and other protected areas). This mandate also includes the implementation of Ontario's Living Legacy and the management of non-renewable resources such as aggregates, natural gas, petroleum and brine (i.e.salt). The Ministry's infrastructure (i.e.capital) activities rest largely within this program area. VOTE and item Change 2002-03 from 2001-02 2000-01 Estimates PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES 2001-02 Estimates Actual $ $ $ $ 2103 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 1 180,089,900 Natural Resource Management............. (2,081,000) 182,170,900 197,167,400 2 12,001,000 Ontario Parks.............................. (2,481,700) 14,482,700 12,293,667 192,090,900 Total Operating.......................... (4,562,700) 196,653,600 209,461,067 75,600,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 75,600,000 - - 116,490,900 Amount to be Voted...................... (80,162,700) 196,653,600 209,461,067 2103 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM CAPITAL 3 79,855,300 Infrastructure for Natural Resource Management.............................. (19,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 79,855,300 Total Capital............................ (19,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 20,000,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 20,000,000 - - 59,855,300 Amount to be Voted...................... (39,426,600) 99,281,900 64,901,425 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 9 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Natural Resource Management (2103-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 119,256,700 Employee benefits...................... 21,842,800 communication........ 16,791,100 Services.............................. 45,655,200 Supplies and equipment................. 18,405,200 Transfer payments $ Fur Institute.............. 40,000 Payments in lieu of municipal taxation........ 4,965,100 Taxes on tenanted Provincial properties...... 3,342,900 Grants to Conservation Authorities - Administration........... 1,902,500 Grants to Conservation Authorities - Program Operations.............. 5,830,800 Summer Experience....... 310,600 Annuities and Bonuses to Indians under Treaty No.9.. 100,000 First Nation Resource Development............ 435,000 16,926,900 238,877,900 Less: Recoveries....................... 58,788,000 180,089,900 Forest Management $ $ Salaries and wages....... 33,105,500 Employee communication benefits........ 6,305,500 Transportation communicationand communication........... 3,228,100 Services................. 14,718,200 Supplies communication and equipment... 3,167,400 communication 60,524,700 ministries and activities.... 1,640,200 58,884,500 Fish and Wildlife Management $ Salaries and wages....... 39,294,400 Employee communication benefits........ 7,819,500 Transportation communicationand communication........... 3,188,500 Services................. 17,373,300 Supplies communication and equipment... 8,021,800 Transfer communication payments communication Fur Institute.............. 40,000 75,737,500 ministries and activities.... 55,822,000 19,915,500 Ontario's Living Legacy $ Salaries and wages....... 11,375,000 Employee benefits........ 1,345,000 communication........... 3,200,700 Services................. 2,496,300 Supplies and equipment... 2,083,000 20,500,000 Less: Recoveries......... 500,000 20,000,000

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THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 11 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - Continued STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Land and Water Management $ $ 42,655,000 Field Services Support $ $ Salaries and wages....... 14,890,800 Employee benefits........ 2,784,400 communication........... 1,232,100 Services................. 6,581,800 Supplies and equipment Transfer... 1,266,200 payments $ Payments in lieu of municipal taxation..... 4,965,100 Taxes on tenanted Provincial properties... 3,342,900 Grants to Conservation. tion Authorities - Administra-....... 1,902,500 Grants to Conservation Authorities - Program Operations.. 5,830,800 16,041,300 42,796,600 ministries and activities.... 141,600 Salaries and wages....... 20,591,000 Employee payments benefits........ 3,588,400 Transportation payments and communication........... 5,941,700 Services................. 4,485,600 Supplies communication and equipment... 3,866,800 Transfer communication payments $ Summer Experience.. 310,600 Annuities and Bonuses to Indians under Treaty No.9.. First Nation Resource 100,000 Development....... 435,000 845,600 39,319,100 ministries and activities.... 684,200 Ontario Parks (2103-2) 38,634,900 Salaries and wages..................... 28,306,400 Employee payments benefits...................... 3,644,900 Transportation payments and communication........ 3,186,400 Services payments.............................. 6,973,000 Supplies payments and equipment................. 9,870,800 payments 51,981,500 Less: Recoveries....................... 39,980,500 payments 12,001,000 Total Operating for Natural Resource 192,090,900 Management Program

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THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 13 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - Continued STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION CAPITAL Infrastructure for Natural Resource Management (2103-3) communication........ 686,400 Services.............................. 57,957,000 Supplies and equipment................. 23,142,600 Acquisition/Construction of physical assets. 1,032,300 82,818,300 Less: Recoveries....................... 2,963,000 79,855,300 Ontario's Living Legacy $ communication........... 70,100 Services................. 14,440,700 Supplies and equipment... 4,071,200 Acquisition/Construction of physical assets.......... 354,100 $ 18,936,100 Ontario Parks Infrastructure $ $ communication........... 162,600 Services................. 22,949,400 Supplies communication and equipment... 3,983,000 communication 27,095,000 Other Infrastructure $ communication........... 453,700 Services................. 20,566,900 Supplies communication and equipment... 15,088,400 Acquisition/Construction communication of physical assets.......... 678,200 36,787,200 ministries and activities.... 2,963,000 Total Capital for Natural Resource Management Program 33,824,200 79,855,300

14 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 PUBLIC SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM : The Public Safety and Emergency Response Program provides direction, leadership and delivery functions to ensure the public is protected from natural hazards such as forest fires, as well as providing emergency response services in the event of natural disasters. The program also has responsibility for the provision, directly or indirectly, of non-scheduled air transportation for the Government of Ontario. VOTE and item Change 2002-03 from 2001-02 2000-01 Estimates PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES 2001-02 Estimates Actual $ $ $ $ 2104 PUBLIC SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM 1 34,932,000 Aviation and Forest Fire Management........ (722,900) 35,654,900 35,727,227 2 28,483,200 Extra Fire Fighting.......................... - 28,483,200 27,771,513 63,415,200 Total Operating.......................... (722,900) 64,138,100 63,498,740 42,400,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 42,400,000 - - 21,015,200 Amount to be Voted...................... (43,122,900) 64,138,100 63,498,740 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 15 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Aviation and Forest Fire Management (2104-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 21,414,800 Employee benefits...................... 3,882,700 communication........ 3,626,900 Services.............................. 15,399,900 Supplies and equipment................. 6,045,400 50,369,700 Less: Recoveries....................... 15,437,700 34,932,000 Extra Fire Fighting (2104-2) $ Salaries and wages..................... 14,097,200 Employee benefits...................... 1,729,700 communication........ 387,800 Services.............................. 9,914,100 Supplies and equipment................. 2,355,400 28,484,200 Less: Recoveries....................... 1,000 28,483,200 Total Operating for Public Safety and 63,415,200 Emergency Response Program

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