Canada Pension Plan Regulations

1 Province of Ontario

Employment as a Judge appointed by the Government of Canada.

2 Province of Alberta

• (a) Employment as members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta and who have not contributed to the General Revenue Fund such contributions as are required by the Public Service Pension Act, being chapter 299, Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1970, as amended.

• (b) Employment as members of Commissions, Boards or Committees by appointment of Her Majesty in right of Alberta or of an agent of Her Majesty in right of the said Province and who are paid fees or other remuneration on a per diem basis and who are not regularly employed by Her Majesty in right of the Province of Alberta or by an agent of Her Majesty in right of the said Province.

• (c) Employment to provide services for which the employee is paid a retainer, an honorarium or on a fee basis.

3 Province of Manitoba

(No exceptions)

4 Province of Newfoundland

• (a) Employment as Chairman or a member of

  • (i) the Labour Relations Board of Newfoundland;

  • (ii) the Apprenticeship Board of Newfoundland;

  • (iii) the Minimum Wage Board of Newfoundland;

  • (iv) the Conciliation Boards of Newfoundland;

  • (v) the Apprenticeship Advisory and Examining Committees of Newfoundland;

  • (vi) the Industrial Inquiry Commissions of Newfoundland; or

  • (vii) the Boiler Inspection Advisory Committees of Newfoundland.

• (b) Employment as Chairman of the St. John’s Metropolitan Area Board.

• (c) Employment as a member of the Boiler Inspection Board of Examiners of Newfoundland.

• (d) Employment as

  • (i) a Government of Newfoundland charring contractor;

  • (ii) a part-time medical practitioner or specialist who is paid a fixed annual retainer; or

  • (iii) a local road employee.

5 Province of Nova Scotia

• (a) Employment as a member of a board, commission or agency of Her Majesty in right of Nova Scotia who is employed otherwise than full time as such member.

• (b) Employment to provide services for which the employee is paid a retainer, an honorarium or on a fee basis.

• (c) [Repealed, SOR/88-638, s. 1]

6 Province of British Columbia

Employment as members of agencies, boards, commissions or committees by appointment of Her Majesty in right of British Columbia or of an agent of Her Majesty in right of that province, who are paid fees or other remuneration on a per diem basis.

7 Province of Saskatchewan

• (a) [Repealed, SOR/89-304, s. 1]

• (b) Employment as Judges of the Surrogate Courts of Saskatchewan.

• (c) Employment as members of Boards, Commissions or Committees by appointment of Her Majesty in right of Saskatchewan, who are paid fees or honorariums on a per diem basis.

8 Province of Prince Edward Island

• (a) Substitute and remedial teachers employed on a casual basis.

• (b) Highway road section foremen employed on a casual basis and labourers working under their supervision.

• (c) Persons receiving training allowances during a period of education.

9 Province of New Brunswick

Employment as a member or an employee of any of the boards, commissions or committees hereinafter listed, except the employment as a member or an employee thereof whose duties require his full time attention and who receives for performing such duties a regular salary:

• (a) Advisory Board to the Children’s Hospital School, Lancaster.

• (b) Advisory Board — Water Authority.

• (c) Advisory Committee to the Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Division.

• (d) Barbering Advisory Committee.

• (e) Board of Examiners for Stationary Engineers.

• (f) Business Technology Board.

• (g) Cancer Advisory Committee.

• (h) Film Classification Board.

• (i) Chemical Technology Board.

• (j) Civil Service Commission.

• (k) Civil Technology Board.

• (l) Community Improvement Corporation.

• (m) Conciliation Board.

• (n) Electrical & Electronic Technology Board.

• (o) Farm Adjustment Board.

• (p) Federal-Provincial Manpower Committee.

• (q) Fishermen’s Loan Board of New Brunswick.

• (r) Fitness and Amateur Sport Scholarship and Bursary Selection Committee.

• (s) Hospital Services Advisory Board.

• (t) Industrial Development Board.

• (u) Industrial Relations Board.

• (v) Land Compensation Board.

• (w) Loan and Scholarship Advisory Committee.

• (x) Low Pressure Gas Board of Examiners.

• (y) Mechanical Technology Board.

• (z) Medical Review Board.

• (aa) Minimum Wage Board.

• (bb) Motor Carrier Board and Public Utilities Board.

• (cc) Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Board.

• (dd) Motor Vehicle Repair (Mechanical), Barbering, Powderman, Electrical, Plumbing, Heavy Equipment Repair Trade, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Trade and the Oil Burner Installation and Service Trade Examining Committees.

• (ee) Natural Products Control Board.

• (ff) New Brunswick Dairy Products Commission.

• (gg) New Brunswick Development Corporation.

• (hh) New Brunswick Electric Power Commission.

• (ii) New Brunswick Industrial Safety Council.

• (jj) New Brunswick Liquor Control Commission.

• (kk) New Brunswick Liquor Licensing Board.

• (ll) New Brunswick Museum Board.

• (mm) New Brunswick Parole Board.

• (nn) New Brunswick Water Authority Board.

• (oo) Old Age and Blind Assistance Board.

• (pp) Plumbing Technical Advisory Council.

• (qq) Provincial Apprenticeship Committee and its 10 Provincial Advisory Committees.

• (rr) Provincial Equalization and Appeal Board.

• (ss) Provincial Planning Commission.

• (tt) Social Assistance Commissioners.

• (uu) Study Committee on Mental Health.

• (vv) Tradesmen’s Qualification Board.

• (ww) Vocational Education Board.

• (xx) Workmen’s Compensation Board.