Licencing requriements for Motorhomes in other provinces

While I was waiting for a response from the ministry on Email protocol and before I send my Email requesting a change to the licencing requirements for motorhomes,  I decided to have a cursory look at web sites from other provinces and territories in Canada.  I've provided references if you want to investigate for yourselves.

Province	Required Licence and reference data	Ontario Equivalent
British Columbia	Class 5 or 7 Licence                             http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/getting-licensed/types-licences#5 Text “Motor homes (including those with more than 2 axles)”	G-Licence
Alberta	Class 5                                                   http://www.servicealberta.ca/Drivers_Licence.cfm#Class_5_Licence text "(2-axle - Cars, Light Trucks, Motor Homes or Mopeds)"	G-Licence
Saskatchewan	Class 7                   http://www.sgi.sk.ca/sgi_pub/drivers_licences/classifications/class_7.htm 3-axle motorhomes	G-Licence
Manitoba	Class 5                                   http://www.mpi.mb.ca/english/brochures/brochures.html  select "Manitoba's Class Licence System" Then go to page 15 of the Brochure Motorhome not mentioned specifically	G-Licence
Quebec	Class 5                                                   http://www.saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/driver_licence/classes/class_5.php text "motor home; "            Note weight not specified	G-Licence
New Brunswick	Class 5 NB Reference                       text "any three-axle motor vehicle, other than a truck, of a type designed for use in the construction, maintenance and repair of highways, whether or not the vehicle is to be so used"	G-Licence
Nova Scotia	Class 3                                                   http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/paal/rmv/paal269.asp text  "Class 3 -- for driving vehicles or vehicle-trailer combinations weighing greater than 14,000 kilograms;" Note: no reference to Air Brakes	D-Licence
PEI	Class 3                                   http://www.gov.pe.ca/tir/index.php3?number=20138&lang=E text "Class 3 - Straight truck and trailer combination over 14,000 kg" Note: no reference to Air Brakes	D-Licence
Yukon	Class 5                                                   http://icandrive.ca/yukon/class-5-license/ ·         Class 5 license and drive with full driving privileges	G-Licence
NWT	Class 5           http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/_live/pages/wpPages/drivers_vehicles_home.aspx Click on Basic Licence Drivers Handbook then page down to "Class 5" on page 14	G-Licence

Please feel free to check the data and let me know what you think.  This by no means, is in-depth research - it is just cruising the provinces' web sites.