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    This document summarizes enrollment, attendance, and permit activity data for Parks, Forestry and Recreation programs from 2009 to 2013. It shows that registered program enrollment increased year-over-year for all seasons except summer 2010. Drop-in program attendance fluctuated significantly by season and year with summer having the highest attendance. The number of permit bookings and hours booked also varied but generally increased over time with the exception of a dip in winter 2013 bookings. Priority center usage grew for both registered programs and drop-in programs across all seasons from 2009 to 2013.

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    This document summarizes enrollment, attendance, and permit activity data for Parks, Forestry and Recreation programs from 2009 to 2013. It shows that registered program enrollment increased year-over-year for all seasons except summer 2010. Drop-in program attendance fluctuated significantly by season and year with summer having the highest attendance. The number of permit bookings and hours booked also varied but generally increased over time with the exception of a dip in winter 2013 bookings. Priority center usage grew for both registered programs and drop-in programs across all seasons from 2009 to 2013.

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    This document summarizes enrollment, attendance, and permit activity data for Parks, Forestry and Recreation programs from 2009 to 2013. It shows that registered program enrollment increased year-over-year for all seasons except summer 2010. Drop-in program attendance fluctuated significantly by season and year with summer having the highest attendance. The number of permit bookings and hours booked also varied but generally increased over time with the exception of a dip in winter 2013 bookings. Priority center usage grew for both registered programs and drop-in programs across all seasons from 2009 to 2013.

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    Parks, Forestry and Recreation - Program Enrollment, Drop-In

    Usage and Permit Activity Summary


    Currency

    January 31, 2004

    Sports and Recreation - Registered Program Enrollment (#)


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    105,452
    104,739
    104,875
    101,601
    108,972

    Spring
    105,895
    101,579
    105,563
    102,864
    109,351

    Summer
    37,731
    130,264
    130,036
    134,157
    139,322

    Fall
    109,384
    109,843
    110,519
    113,204

    Summer
    1,100,342
    2,225,439
    2,015,070
    2,067,598
    1,774,087

    Fall
    622,001
    947,554
    861,279
    873,842

    Sports and Recreation - Attendance at Drop-in Programs (#)


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    828,642
    631,802
    916,249
    1,186,753
    922,469

    Spring
    501,121
    406,266
    517,320
    750,621
    750,757

    Sports and Recreation - Permit Activity - Number of Bookings


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    Spring
    Summer
    Fall
    50,341
    94,591
    83,392
    57,317
    50,215
    94,926
    105,061
    58,373
    52,292
    94,200
    106,899
    61,034
    53,457
    94,533
    99,687
    61,887
    49,450
    90,629
    94,758

    Sports and Recreation - Permit Activity - Number of Hours Booked


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    256,930
    242,339
    229,397
    237,865
    181,020

    Spring
    6,567,590
    7,033,666
    6,935,265
    7,218,269
    7,147,491

    Summer
    649,888
    755,193
    766,793
    736,976
    673,500

    Fall
    1,237,695
    1,241,576
    1,209,247
    1,193,525

    Priority Centre Usage for Registered Sports and Recreation Programs


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    9,820
    9,814
    11,143
    10,227
    12,566

    Spring
    10,274
    9,617
    11,587
    9,720
    13,346

    Summer
    4,230
    11,426
    12,062
    11,281
    16,558

    Fall
    9,577
    11,214
    10,465
    12,597

    Spring
    39,510
    40,491
    54,924
    94,548
    149,354

    Summer
    34,259
    82,572
    56,268
    69,363
    121,050

    Fall
    45,138
    88,480
    75,326
    85,177

    Priority Centres Usage - Drop-in Attendance


    2009 Act.
    2010 Act.
    2011 Act.
    2012 Act.
    2013 Act.

    Winter
    44,630
    83,247
    62,744
    77,123
    105,777

    Notes. Program mix offered by Parks, Forestry and Recreation is composed of 3 components: Registered, Drop
    and Permit programming. The balance of the mix is dynamic and changes over seasons and years. An increase in
    one component could result in a decrease in another area.

    Parks, Forestry and Recreation data depend on multiple sources and therefore data
    identical from quarter to quarter.

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