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Transport committee I'll give you Northern Sunrise County to the City of Grande Prairie. I'll give you our cooperation between Dawson Creek, B.C., to northern Alberta, and links on the Saskatchewan side between Alberta and Saskatchewan. I guess that all I'm saying that if you believe there is room f
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Well, I would suggest some re-pooling of dollars.
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Our service is not localized. We run well over 250 kilometres one way to take somebody to a regional facility.
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee I would suggest that inherent in the GST and the gas tax.... Incredibly, as Canada's economy is going to keep scaling up and up and up, then a portion of that...I would suggest that the federal government's taxation side...perhaps there. I would suggest many things. But I'm reall
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. In our situation, we already have a system in place. It works, and we are moving it along: we just need additional dollars to make sure it continues. I don't think a huge bureaucracy built around the transit system is the answer. I believe that
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee If I may, there are three levels of government. Each one of us gets a few tax dollars, and we all....
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee May I respond?
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like to say to you that the reason the Canadian government should be involved with this is that the more globally we are pushing everything, the more global our seniors have become as well. Even though they may be unable to drive anymore—one point I
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Okay. I would suggest that you do it for cities in their manner. So if you have a transit system that runs from A to B, whether it be anywhere in Canada, then I would suggest they should fall underneath the same....
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Exactly.
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Well, inside our boundaries in Alberta, the infrastructure we're utilizing to transport people today will be the same infrastructure on which we would put another van to transport people. This doesn't mean that these are paved roads and it doesn't mean they aren't. My concern tod
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee I will tell you right now, speaking for my municipality in Northern Sunrise County, that we do subsidize a seniors van to ensure that we can pick them up at home in a rural area, in a farming community, and take them to Grande Prairie to their doctors, or to Peace River, and ensu
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Absolutely, and we've asked for the whole system to be looked at in regard to how we're moving people. So yes, for sure.... In urban settings, it's simpler: there's a close-knit boundary. But in rural areas, it's largely driven by weather or by the gravelled road or the mud road-
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Thank you.
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba
Transport committee Yes, absolutely. In Alberta we have the Family and Community Support Services. They sponsor 80%. As municipalities, we put in 20%. Through that program, we run all kinds of programs for youth, the disabled, seniors, and so on. We put some of that money into transportation and the
October 24th, 2011Committee meeting
Carolyn Kolebaba