Where records appear
National coverage
49 current records cover 8 provinces. The directory is growing and is not a complete Canadian census.
What is included
A record appears only when a registered government or operator source names the facility, campus, or project. The current set spans Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan.
Third-party market directories can point to places that need research, but they do not supply records to this database. Published entries are checked against the source linked on the record page.
What an empty area means
No marker does not mean no infrastructure. It means the current source register does not yet support a public record for that place. Territories and several provinces still need further source work.
Why markers share locations
Markers use official Canadian locality points. They identify the city or named place in the source, not the building, parcel, utility connection, or facility entrance.