You must consider where you want to run your contest. You will not be able to change your selected purchase option after you've made it. For example, if you have purchased an option excluding Quebec, you cannot later change your option to include Quebec. So, before you complete your purchase, make sure you have decided where you want your contest to run and select the appropriate option. As a practical matter, select the option based on the jurisdiction or jurisdictions where you will run your contest; when your access and session begins in Contest Creator, the questionnaire will first ask you to specify the particular jurisdiction(s) you are interested in. The jurisdiction(s) you can choose is restricted based on your purchase.
Example A: Suppose you want to run a contest online and don't know where in Canada your participants will be. In this case, you should buy the "single- or multi-province/territory contest, including Quebec" option. When you start your questionnaire in Contest Creator, you should check all of the provinces and territories.
Example B: Suppose you want to run a contest in Ottawa and people only in Ontario may participate. In this case, you should buy the “single-province/territory contest, excluding Quebec” option for Contest Creator. When you start your questionnaire in Contest Creator, you should select Ontario as the jurisdiction where you want to run your contest.
Example C: Suppose you want to run a contest in several provinces and territories in Canada, but not Quebec. In this case, you should buy the “multi-province/territory contest, excluding Quebec” option for Contest Creator. When you start your questionnaire in Contest Creator, you should check all of the provinces and territories presented on-screen that you are interested in (Quebec will not be included in this list).