Canadian Registration Number (CRN)

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• consisting of a letter, four digits, and a decimal point followed by up to ten digits and/or two letters
• the first letter and four digits are part of a sequential numbering system used by the issuing province or territory
• the first digit or letter to the right of the decimal point indicates the province that issued the particular number
• the following identifications are used in accordance with the code:
  1 - British Columbia
  2 - Alberta
  3 - Saskatchewan
  4 - Manitoba
  5 - Ontario
  6 - Quebec
  7 - New Brunswick
  8 - Nova Scotia
  0 (zero) - Newfoundland
  T - Northwest Territories
  Y - Yukon Territory
  N - Nunavut
• the letter C may follow the designation of first registration if a design is registered in all jurisdictions. No jurisdiction issues the letter C; it is a convenience for stamping once the manufacturer has received all the registrations.
• to be eligible for use in Alberta, the CRN must have the digit 2 somewhere after the decimal point.