Over the years, other Crown corporations and large companies have also participated as sponsors.

Crown corporations also exist at the provincial level in Canada.

It was reelected in 1986 and began selling off crown corporations.

In 1984, the Government of Canada held 61 different crown corporations.

The profits from the crown corporations was reinvested in others, or given back to the government.

Its job was to manage, direct investment, and return dividends of the various crown corporations to the Government.

Significant Crown corporations and agencies of the federal government include:

Recently, he has also spoken against extensive government subsidies and funding for crown corporations.

The Crown corporation was originally developed to be an "eye on the petroleum industry" during a period of perceived energy crisis.

The heyday of Crown corporations ended in the late 1980s, and there has been much privatization since that time, particularly at the federal level.