To all:- I know that not everyone will agree with me -- but that is nothing new!! My preference is Automated Genealogy which is Canada-wide, linked to Library and Archives Canada. Should I wish to search for a family member in the 1911 time line, I would be able to do a simple search on Automated Genealogy -- find the area -- then resort to microfiche after searching on both 1901 and 1911 AG records. [Who knows -- we might be able to obtain older records after 1911 is finished.] Standings as of now are -- will these change over the weekend? If the Co-Chairs of the Canada Census Committee can transcribe -- how about all! Canada ..........51.47% Alberta............................16.42% British Columbia ..............27.25% Manitoba..........................43.82% New Brunswick................68.76% NorthWest Territories.......73.74% Nova Scotia......................92.48%**** Ontario.............................67.54% Prince Edward Island........73.03% Quebec............................33.62% Saskatchewan..................36.45% Yukon............................100.00% NOTE:- The Nova Scotia transcribers are working in a group, correcting the work of others, working as a team -- this method is recommended for others to follow -- if only with one other transcriber. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/ http://automatedgenealogy.com/index.html/