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Agriculture committee and new technologies are making Canada's agricultural sector more efficient and increasing the value of products. With exports valued at $56 billion a year, Canada is the fifth-largest exporter of agricultural products in the world. More than half the value of primary agricultural
May 30th, 2018Committee meeting
Serge Buy
National Defence committee talked about here, which is a project of $56 billion to $60 billion, and again, there are the fighters, which are the better part of another $20 billion. What is going to happen in a few years as we enter implementation on a number of very large projects, without investing a lot
May 29th, 2018Committee meeting
Patrick Finn
National Defence committee Of all the ongoing defence procurement projects, the Canadian surface combatant project is the most expensive. The Department of National Defence estimates that it will cost between $56 billion and $60 billion to acquire those warships. What is the current state
May 29th, 2018Committee meeting
Yves RobillardLiberal
National Volunteer Week valued at $56 billion, or 2.6% of GDP. Despite all the numbers, we strongly believe that volunteering brings priceless value to our communities. In many rural communities across Canada, essential services ranging from health to culture and even education depend on volunteers
April 17th, 2018House debate
The Budget of $56 billion claiming it was entirely due to financial turmoil. In fact, in part, it was also due to mismanagement with respect to fiscal instability and reduction of revenues coming into the government. Thereafter, economic conditions settled down and when the Conservatives left
March 19th, 2018House debate
John McKayLiberal
Natural Resources know we lost at least $56 billion that could have gone from western Canada to the Maritimes, and specifically, New Brunswick. The prospects for energy workers in Canada have been grim. I am going to talk about New Brunswick. The Liberal government holds all 32 seats
February 1st, 2018House debate
Kevin WaughConservative
National Defence committee in the past when we built our frigates, the type of investment involved there kind of dwarfs all other investments at $56 billion to $60 billion. Not all of that will go to the shipbuilding industry, but in a number of areas, as we get into implementation a few years from now
February 1st, 2018Committee meeting
Patrick Finn
International Trade committee , get recommendations, interact with companies, and make payments. Our chief economist, Pierre Cléroux, is projecting that retail e-commerce sales will double to $56 billion by 2020, in large part from consumers living in an increasingly hyperconnected, high-speed world
November 6th, 2017Committee meeting
Shannon Glenn
Budget Implementation Act, 2017, No. 2 of disinvestment from energy companies alone has reached $56 billion. C.D. Howe is saying that business investment in Canada is at its worst level, compared to the U.S., in 25 years. It said to increase investment, we need “faster and more certain regulatory processes, affordable electricity
November 2nd, 2017House debate
Kelly McCauleyConservative
Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, TransCanada was forced to abandon energy east after the Liberal government changed the rules halfway through the game. Foreign oil wins and who loses? Canadians. Canadians are losing big, $56 billion in energy projects have been cancelled, thanks to Liberal
October 6th, 2017House debate
Kevin WaughConservative
Finance committee grasslands, superior genetics, a good climate, a fulsome supply of feed grains, tons of industry experience and know-how, and a world-class food safety system. Budget 2017's goal of growing Canada's agricultural exports from $56 billion to $75 billion by 2025 makes a lot of sense
October 6th, 2017Committee meeting
Casey Vander Ploeg
Finance committee Thank you very much for the opportunity to appear and participate in this important hearing. Mining contributes approximately 3.5% to Canada's GDP. That was $56 billion in 2016. It directly employs 370,000 workers, and indirectly employs almost another 200,000. Proportionally
September 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Brendan Marshall
Transport committee . He is the general manager of logistics and planning for Teck Resources Limited and is someone who works with the railways on a daily basis. I'll begin by saying just a few words about the mining sector, which, as you know, is an economic stalwart, contributing some $56 billion
September 13th, 2017Committee meeting
Pierre Gratton
National Defence committee Before I pass on the question, I think for the Canadian surface combatant, we did go through extremely rigorous costing to make it very clear how much it was going to cost—$56 billion to $60 billion—to make sure that we take into account now the full costing of this. Now, it's
June 20th, 2017Committee meeting
Harjit S. SajjanLiberal
Agriculture committee typically the farmers who are going to international farm shows such as Agritechnica. They'll see it and they'll say they need this on their land. In terms of promotion, we're an industry. We're not a part of that $56 billion that we're going to push up to $75 billion by 2025. I just
June 1st, 2017Committee meeting
Leah Olson