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Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, to increase it by 10%.

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I couldn't comment on that.

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The purpose of the northern residents tax deduction is to assist employers in attracting skilled labour to northern and isolated communities by providing some recognition for the additional costs they would incur. With respect to the GST, the GST credit is available for low-incom

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The increase by 10% was the first increase that had ever actually occurred in the northern residents deduction. That was a decision taken by the government to increase it.

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The northern resident selection has not been indexed, but it was increased by 10% in budget 2008. I couldn't speculate on--

October 27th, 2009Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  I am not an expert on infrastructure, but I know that in Budget 2007, the government increased funding to the provinces and territories.

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  No, but our provincial and municipal partners will use the funds according to their priorities. There is a sizeable envelope they can use to build sports facilities in partnership with the private sector.

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  With respect to the tax credit, the expert panel recommended that where activities don't involve supervision, these not be covered by the credit, because their recommendation was that supervision was required to encourage active participation, and also for a safety reason, that e

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  The recommendation was for five years, so we will have more than one year in about four years' time. So we would be able to meet the benchmark timelines established by the committee.

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  With respect to the recommendations on the children's fitness tax credit, as I mentioned earlier, there was a question on establishing a benchmark for participation in sports by children and youth, which is not really a tax question, but there are some data via the Canadian Fitne

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  I am responsible for the children's fitness tax credit, but I do not have the numbers for how much of that is allocated for aboriginals. I can provide them to the committee later.

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  The tax credit itself is only one component. It is a single initiative to encourage families to enrol their children in physical fitness activities. Following Budget 2006, there was a committee that was formed, the Expert Panel for the Children's Fitness Tax Credit, and they rec

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan

Health committee  The tax credit itself was introduced to encourage families to enrol their children in activities, physical activities that comprise a high level of cardiovascular activity, to encourage them to provide them with some funding. By itself, the tax credit will provide an additional i

December 6th, 2007Committee meeting

Sean Keenan