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Industry committee Thank you very much for coming today. I was just making a little analogy here, listening to my colleague from Oshawa, with his concern about blended fuels, that actually, under the Ontario mandate, should the Ontario premier go out, it would likely be good for his constituents.
June 18th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee No, no. You talk about profit here. I'm looking at the part above this chart in your presentation where you say, “Nevertheless, the fact remains, that over the last ten years, after tax profits have averaged about 1.5¢ per litre.” You also talk about going from zero in December
June 18th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee One thing we heard the other day is that part of the problem at the refineries is around the pipelines to get it to them. There's limited capacity. I mean, there is all kinds of product, I think, but it's at the refining end where it's been limited. You say that a number have cl
June 18th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee If anyone else has another opinion, that would be great. I'm just trying to get some questions in, because I've only got one go here.
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Okay. I'm interested, because in business we talk about the high investment in terms of having more refining capacity, yet when I look at Mr. Quintal's figures, Esso's profits in this particular one--the refining margins--are records. They are over 100% in six years. So I'm wonde
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Do you have a comment, Sonia?
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee You talked about having no accountability of inventory. I think those were the words. What is the best way to get started on that? I know you touched on it earlier, but if we're going to do it, what's the best direction that you would have for us?
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Thank you, Mr. Chair. Welcome, and thank you for coming out to this interesting discussion on gas prices. In 2003 the Competition Bureau and the chair at that time, the competition commissioner, said: “But we have never found any evidence of any kind of collusion except at a ve
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Do you believe the Competition Bureau should be investigating this again, that government should be moving ahead and having another investigation into the price of gas?
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee You talked a little bit, Ms. Savage, in your comments about an early warning system, and I said it was an interesting talk that you had about it. Why have we not done that?
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Do you think some of the changes over the last few years should have some change in our philosophy?
June 13th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Can you initiate an investigation?
June 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee I've heard it takes the Minister of Industry to initiate an investigation—
June 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee —and what you're saying is that is not the case. It can be open to the public.
June 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative
Industry committee Thank you very much, Commissioners, for being with us. One of the things I've read from the former commissioner, back a couple or three years ago, is that we've never found any kind of collusion except at the very local level. That's always a concern. I don't know where the foc
June 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Bev ShipleyConservative