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Feb 25, 2016
This is Statistics Canada, you cannot decline to do the survey You're required to participate by law. However they do call a lot. And they always call when someone would normally be at work. Whether the person calling offers it or not, you can request to complete surveys online (you'll need to give an e-mail address) and every 3 months or so you'll get an e-mail with a survey link (on an official government domain) with a hash based password. You can also request that they send a form in the mail to complete if you like.
So you CAN put an end to the phone calls, but until the survey period you are a part of ends, you cannot decline to participate unless you have a medical reason; such as being comatose or in hospice care (end of life).
The only other way to get out of the survey is to move away from the property. As they are essentially attempting to gather demographical information on the area more than the specific people.
They can't be put on the National DNCL.
So you CAN put an end to the phone calls, but until the survey period you are a part of ends, you cannot decline to participate unless you have a medical reason; such as being comatose or in hospice care (end of life).
The only other way to get out of the survey is to move away from the property. As they are essentially attempting to gather demographical information on the area more than the specific people.
They can't be put on the National DNCL.