Country sub-division: Province (10) Territory (3) Country Telephone Format: (999) 999-9999 The first set of three digits is the area code. The second set of three digits is the prefix. The third set of four digits is the suffix. International Phone Code: Country Postal Code Format: V9V 9V9 (six char. ALP-NUM-ALP-SPACE-NUM-ALP-NUM) National ID Number: Country Currency Format: Country Currency Format (English Canada): $999,999.99 CAD Country Currency Format (French Canada) : 999 999,99 $ CAD English Canada: Currency is two decimal places separated by a period. French Canada : Currency is two decimal places separated by a comma. English Canada: Repeated digit separator is a comma every three digits. French Canada : Repeated digit separator is a space every three digits, with the exception between $1,000.00-$9,999.99; these numbers should not have any digit seperator. eg. $1,234.56 should appear in french Canada as 1234.56 $ Currency symbol is a $ (English and French) ISO Currency code is CAD (English and French) The following lists contain an abbreviation and description. PROVINCES: BC = British Columbia AB = Alberta SK = Saskatchewan MB = Manitoba ON = Ontario PQ = Quebec PE = Prince Edward Island NS = Nova Scotia NL = Newfoundland and Labrador NB = New Brunswick NW = North West Territory YK - Yukon NT - Northwest Territories and Nunavut NU = Nunavut (Nunavut is included in NT) Quebec can ALSO use: QC - Quebec Mr. Wes Rogers 7612 12th Street VANCOUVER BC V7X 2E4 CANADA Mrs. Madeleine Chandler 7449 Rupert Avenue TORONTO ON P2F 9T4 CANADA Canada Post Corporation Societe Canadienne Des Postes Press Offices 1234 Govenrment Drive OTTAWA ON P1R 9G9 CANADA ALSO: The letters W and Z are not used as the first letters of postal codes; The letters D, F, I, O, Q, and U are never used in Canadian postal codes. If one of these letters appears in your records, it is inaccurate and should be corrected. Posted by:Jes Andresen Additional Information
The national identification number is called the Social Insurance Number (SIN). It is a 9-digit number formatted into three groups of three digits each, using spaces as separators. The final digit is a modulo-10 checksum digit based on the first eight digits. Format: 999 999 999 Posted by : Mark Bodwell
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