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Foreign Affairs committee Thank you kindly.
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee It has to be with northerners, and you have to have the capacity for northerners to shape how the north should develop. Let me come back to the previous member. In terms of capacity, everything from high school completion to vocational training is critically important, and univ
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee Well, there are a couple of things. One is capacity. You take, for example, in terms of an Inuit education strategy, they're already speaking.... I was just at a conference a couple of weeks ago, chaired by Mary Simon, about an Inuit education strategy. If we look at our northern
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee To me, these are very much two sides of the one coin. Even if you look at what the Arctic Council has worked on—and there has been a heavy emphasis on environmental issues, and rightly so—their work has also been in the context of oil and gas guidelines and so on. That's a realit
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee In those particular instances it absolutely is correct. But things such as oil and gas recommendations—
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee Tremendous. Thanks very kindly.
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer
Foreign Affairs committee You bet, and thanks for the opportunity to present. There are three parts to the presentation that I want to provide today. One is just putting some context around the north and Canada's northern or Arctic foreign policy. Second, I want to identify two particular areas that I th
March 7th, 2013Committee meeting
Prof. Greg Poelzer