Environment committee  Mr. Bramley--

Environment committee  Mr. Chair, my question was a yes or no question. I don't want Mr. Bramley using my time, so if he's refusing to answer the question, that's fine. Maybe we could start with Mr. Dillon, then. Can we meet those targets, yes or no?

Environment committee  Thank you. Ms. Anthony, can we meet those targets?

Environment committee  In a practical sense--

Environment committee  Ms. Anthony, I don't want to cut anybody off, but I was hoping for a yes or a no, okay?

Environment committee  Mr. Bramley, I don't think you wanted to answer that. Ms. Comeau, can we meet those targets?

Environment committee  We can. Okay, how can we meet it in Canada? What's your opinion?

Environment committee  Okay. Thank you for that. Actually, you're the first one to say yes to the committee. We have had, to this point, a no from everyone I've asked that question to. We've had a couple of “I don't knows”, but you're the first one.... So congratulations. We actually had comments spe

Environment committee  Okay, thank you. You also said today that Pembina is non-partisan and you said that you strongly support Bill C-288. Are you speaking for yourself or for Pembina?

Environment committee  You also said it needs strong leadership and we need to move as quickly as possible.

Environment committee  Have you made a comment on Bill C-30, the government's bill to deal with climate change, which would set targets to be announced in the spring of 2007? Would you have a position on that?

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to the witnesses for being here today. My first question to each of you is for clarification. During the comments you've already made, you've made your positions very clear, but I want to repeat the question. The government has been very cle

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Again, I appreciate the witnesses' presence here today. My riding is Langley, British Columbia. We didn't use a lot of salt in that area until this weekend. I'd like to continue in the vein of enforcement and compliance--basically, how issues of compli

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, the hon. member is absolutely wrong. The government is totally committed to the Kyoto protocol. The problem is, after 13 years of Liberal inaction, we had a target that would have taken us 47% above the Kyoto target and sent $20 billion out of Canada. Why would t

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, actually the environment minister had very good meetings with her international counterparts and they were establishing a workshop that will be held within weeks. The EU, U.K. and United States will all be participating in discussions on carbon trading. This governm