This dataset provides an annual update based on the fiscal year (April 1- March 31) of all the insurance plans outlined by regulations under the Crop and Livestock Insurance Act for the number of growers participating in the plan, number of acres, herds, trees or animals insured, total coverage in dollars for each plan, as well as total indemnities which provides protection against future loss or financial burden.

Dataset indicates the total number of contracts by fiscal year, total coverage provided for all plans under the Crop and Animal Insurance Act, total premiums, as well as all claims paid within each fiscal year and the loss ratio which is the total claims paid/premiums collected. Total premiums include the producer, provincial, and federal cost shares.

Dataset indicates the total number of dairy livestock animals, total premiums collected and the claims paid for all perils within each fiscal year, and a loss ratio associated with each. The Loss ratio is determined by the claims paid/total premiums collected.

The purpose of this plan is to provide for insurance against a loss of poultry resulting from the detection of a disease designated as a peril under the Poultry Insurance Plan regulations under the Crop and Livestock Insurance Act. This dataset indicates the number of poultry insured by weight or number of birds, number of claims within the fiscal year, amount paid and total coverage for each poultry type.

Dataset indicates the total number of flocks, the number of insured birds, total premiums collected, claims paid, and total coverage for all poultry plan types within each fiscal year.

The Wildlife Compensation Program provides compensation to producers who experience damage to specified agricultural products caused by specific wildlife species. Compensation compliments crop insurance plans that list wildlife as an insurable peril as well as operates on its own for crop and/or livestock farmers who do not currently have crop insurance. In all cases the maximum compensation payment is limited to 80% of the value of the agricultural products listed by the Crop and Animal Insurance Commission.