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spaces are mostly (but not exclusively) constructed using imperial units and advertised accordingly, while in French-speaking Quebec commercial and residential spaces are constructed in metres and advertised using both metric and imperial units as equivalents. However, the zoning by-laws and building codes that govern construction are in metric, although most building codes will also contain imperial equivalents. In addition, rural areas in
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all government building plans in metric measure while residential plans tend to use imperial measure. Many chemical, nuclear and electrical engineers and engineering physicists employ metric units. Canadian engineers are not always educated in both systems but become keenly aware of the differences between the imperial, metric and US customary systems once they enter the workforce.
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vegetables are usually advertised in pounds, although the price per kilogram is also displayed, usually in smaller type. More expensive items such as deli, meats, and fish are often advertised per 100 grams. Many, but not all, products are sold in imperial sizes, but labelled in metric units. An example of this is butter, which is sold in a 454
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curriculum used only the metric system. This was done in light of the refusal or reluctance of much of the private sector to metricate; thus students had been leaving school unprepared for the units used in the workplace. Many other provinces and territories also include the imperial system of measurements as part of their educational curriculum.
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Canadians typically use a mix of metric and imperial measurements in their daily lives. One area where imperial measures continue to be used, despite official practice, is with respect to human height and weight. Newborns are measured in kilograms at hospitals, but the birth weight and length is also
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may have either commercial or military descriptions. In the former, the manufacturer will choose a name for proprietary reasons, perhaps to associate the name with a brand or designer, or otherwise distinguish it from comparable cartridges. Typical terms include bullet or bore diameter, cartridge
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For weather
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give height in centimetres, many
Canadians also use feet, inches and pounds to indicate their height and weight. Use of the imperial system also persist where influenced by US trade and manufacture. Most kitchen appliances in Canada are labelled with both degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, and metric
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Notwithstanding the end of compulsory metrication in Canada, some legacy imperial units are no longer permitted for trade within Canada, and most laws, regulations, and official forms exclusively use metric measurements. However, imperial measures still have legal definitions in Canada and can be
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Construction materials, including construction lumber and drywall, continue to be sold in imperial measurements; retrofitting metric-sized (designed for 400 mm centres) wallboard on old 16 in (406 mm) spaced studs is difficult. In
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measured in inches, although most boxes also state the size in centimetres. Bicycle frames and car wheel diameters are also usually described in inches; tire inflation is in pounds per square inch (psi). Standard and special fasteners like alloys, nuts, bolts, washers, studs, self-tapping, self
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Education is nearly entirely metric. However, in 2005, one province (Ontario) announced changes to the secondary school mathematics curriculum that would allow imperial units to be taught along with metric units. This marked a departure from previous governments' efforts to make sure that the
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have adopted metres and kilometres for distances and kilometres per hour for speed limits). Canadian railcars show weight figures in both imperial and metric. Canadian railways also maintain exclusive use of imperial measurements to describe train length and height in feet and train masses in
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Many food and retail products are sold according to metric units, though this is not always the case. The price of a piece of meat, for example a steak, is typically advertised per pound, but the price printed on the package is per kilogram; the latter is calculated. The prices of fruits and
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which is labelled as containing 1.18 L (42 imperial fluid ounces; 40 US fluid ounces). Some of these package sizes have been introduced since
Canadian metrication began; for example, the traditional Canadian soft drink can was 10 imperial fluid ounces (284 mL), later marketed as
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size (210 mm Ă— 297 mm) used throughout most of the world. The government, however, uses a combination of ISO paper sizes, and CAN 2-9.60M "Paper Sizes for
Correspondence" specifies P1 through P6 paper sizes, which are the US paper sizes rounded to the nearest 5 mm.
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In restaurants, wine is usually served by the litre, 750 mL (26-imperial-fluid-ounce; 25-US-fluid-ounce) or 500 mL (18-imperial-fluid-ounce; 17-US-fluid-ounce) bottle, but a wine glass is measured in ounces. A 750-millilitre bottle of hard liquor is referred to as a
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bottled soft drink is labelled as 591 mL (or occasionally rounded up to 600 mL). Beer in bottles continues to be 12 imperial fluid ounces (labelled as 341 mL), but beer in cans is filled to 12 US fluid ounces (labelled as 355 mL). There is also a
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with the United States has resulted in continued exposure to the US system. Since the United States is Canada's largest trading partner and vice versa, Canadian exporters and importers must be accustomed to dealing in US customary units as well as metric.
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in the United States). Most physicians chart patient height and weight in imperial units, and while most growth charts display both systems of measurement, the majority of hospitals officially document such parameters in metric. Dieticians still use
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in 1984 resulted in the abolition of the Metric
Commission on March 31, 1985. This ended the process of affirmative metrication in Canada, and some regulations requiring metric measurements either have been repealed or are no longer enforced.
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for many purposes, there is still significant use of non-metric units and standards in many sectors of the
Canadian economy and everyday life. This is mainly due to historical ties with the United Kingdom, the traditional use of the
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Canadians typically discuss the weather in degrees
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incident in July 1983 is a famous case of a kilogram–pound mistake, in which the miscalculation of the amount of fuel in an Air Canada airplane with a malfunctioning fuel gauge caused the plane to run out of fuel mid-flight.
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Canadian airports are in metric values with soft imperial conversion values. Runway lengths are given in feet and speed in knots as in the US. Like a number of metric countries
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the basic survey grid was based on a mile-and-a-quarter (1.25 mi), which corresponds almost exactly to a 2-kilometre grid and which makes miles no more natural than kilometres. 1.25 mi is equal to 100
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Military designations use technical nomenclature to avoid confusion or misrouting of supplies. There are several examples of similar names and similar design dimensions. For example, the civilian cartridge
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often use imperial units. Rough timber, drywall, plywood, fasteners, pipes, and tubing are all sold in imperial units. Nails in hardware stores are measured in inches but sold in metric weight packages.
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that showed speed in km/h and distance in km. The distances on road signs were changed to kilometres during the next few months. Gasoline pumps changed from imperial gallons to litres in 1979.
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of
Peterborough, was one of the country's most outspoken opponents of metrication. During this period, a few government employees lost their jobs for their opposition to metrication.
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cartridge in the 1950s, with slight variations in production but not in external dimensions. All four examples are common small arms cartridges in Canada.
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cooking measures are widely available; but Fahrenheit is often used for cooking due to the import of kitchen appliances from the
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used alongside metric units. Net quantity declarations on prepackaged products sold to consumers must be stated in metric units.
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1655:. Alberta Education/Alberta Learning, Alberta, Canada. August 2002
903:"A Canadian compromise between metric and imperial - CBC Archives"
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Imperial measures are often encountered in the description of
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The metrication logo used in Canada during the 1970s and 1980s
883:"1982: Canadians rebel against metric system - CBC Archives"
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still offers an imperial unit option beside metric units.
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at EuroControl Basic Log-in (free registration required).
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1779:"Senior 3 Consumer Mathematics (30S) Outcomes by Unit"
1698:"Essentials of Mathematics 11 -Measurement Technology"
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for both metric and imperial cartridges. The popular
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has been thoroughly metric since 1980. In April 1975,
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Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute
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Members of Parliament to open a "freedom to measure"
1084:"Jet's Fuel Runs Out after Metric Conversion Errors"
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1756:. Government of Yukon. 2007-11-22. Archived from
1062:"Metric usage and metrication in other countries"
926:"Weights and Measures Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. W-6)"
1356:"Metric Fasteners companies - Displaying all 17"
217:have been in metric units, with the pressure in
1306:"Interactive tool - Understanding a Food Label"
1226:"New Driver's Licence and Identification Cards"
819:Chronology and status of metrication by country
782:Fuel is nowadays measured in metric units. The
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1397:"Système métrique: à quand le virage final?"
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1283:Environment Canada weather in imperial units
2872:History of science and technology in Canada
1806:For Good Measure: Canada Converts to Metric
1539:"Canadian standard CAN 2-9.60M paper sizes"
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1294:Environment Canada weather in metric units
1255:"Change information on a driver's licence"
165:A long-ago-metricated speed-limit sign in
141:, a Member of Parliament representing the
629:International Electrotechnical Commission
378:has implemented metrication more fully.
1567:16 July 2020 to 0901Z 10 September 2020.
1196:"A. Classes of Track - Transport Canada"
973:"METRIC ROAD SIGNS DUE IN CANADA TODAY"
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698:used throughout the Commonwealth. The
1358:. Canadian Trade Index. Archived from
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1631:. Ontario Ministry of Education. 2005
1588:A Common European Transition Altitude
295:kilometres per litre as an analog of
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1599:Aeronautical Information Publication
1520:"International standard paper sizes"
1331:"The Beer Store Price list CANADIAN"
1163:. Government of Canada. January 2011
611:. Electric car motors are rated in
106:, being established in 1971 by the
2022:International System of Units (SI)
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863:Metrication in the United Kingdom
858:Metrication Ordinance (Hong Kong)
526:Canada uses an Avery or imperial
283:for new vehicles is published by
1723:"Key Concepts in the Curriculum"
1425:The Importance of Title Searches
1333:. The Beer Store. Archived from
840:Metrication in the United States
1817:Canada's incomplete metrication
971:Trumbull, Robert (1977-09-06).
1499:Bleasby, John (2 March 2016).
1032:. CBC Archives. Archived from
185:temperatures were replaced by
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2032:US customary units (USCS/USC)
1443:Land Titles vs. Land Registry
221:instead of the hectopascals (
76:United States customary units
1616:Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
1395:Allard, Marie (2015-08-25).
835:Myanmar units of measurement
554:per litre, whereas they are
1263:Queen's Printer for Ontario
1119:Food Labelling for Industry
1047:Food Labelling for Industry
1005:"Fired for opposing metric"
702:cartridge derived from the
422:"twenty-sixer" or "two-six"
66:imperial measurement system
18:Metric conversion in Canada
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1161:"Fuel Consumption Ratings"
334:Canadian driver's licences
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2085:English Engineering Units
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1488:Is My Child Growing Well?
851:Weights and Measures Acts
755:inch-based paper standard
289:litres per 100 kilometres
1561:Canada Flight Supplement
1477:Marketing Oats in Canada
1373:Legal for Trade - Canada
619:standard instead of the
595:Building trades such as
444:larger sized beer bottle
285:Natural Resources Canada
123:Progressive Conservative
108:Weights and Measures Act
71:Weights and Measures Act
2124:Quantum chromodynamical
1808:at CBC Digital Archives
1234:Province of Nova Scotia
1066:U.S. Metric Association
928:. Department of Justice
661: in (19 mm).
651: in (16 mm),
641: in (13 mm),
2237:centimetre–gram–second
2001:Systems of measurement
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948:"Canadian Metrication"
824:Metrication opposition
690:was introduced by the
569:millimetres of mercury
193:was first measured in
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98:federal government of
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2867:Metrication in Canada
2759:Biblical and Talmudic
2225:metre–kilogram–second
1577:1.8. Units of Measure
1384:Canada: Metric System
952:US Metric Association
189:. In September 1975,
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39:Metrication in Canada
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1182:"Energuide-vehicles"
1036:on 10 November 2020.
797:Dominion Land Survey
496:Dominion Land Survey
205:. Since April 1976,
1612:"Legal Land Survey"
1505:Canadian Contractor
743:smokeless gunpowder
617:American wire gauge
399:Products and retail
237:Metrication stalled
231:kilometres per hour
215:barometric pressure
149:, an official with
2231:metre–tonne–second
2027:UK imperial system
1430:2007-07-09 at the
1288:2014-03-05 at the
977:The New York Times
779:is given in feet.
770:Air transportation
567:, and doctors use
428:restaurants (e.g.
393:Environment Canada
301:railways of Canada
261:Common usage today
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623:(mm) used in the
621:square millimetre
532:Winchester bushel
492:Canadian Prairies
359:Canadian football
305:Canadian National
104:Metric Commission
54:Before conversion
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