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Finance committee  Well, we have a systemic labour problem in western Canada, and there are just not enough people to run our operations.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  I think it's because we have an obvious lack of infrastructure that could supply the various markets in Canada.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  At the end of the day, I think diversifying and getting multiple customers for your product just makes sense.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  I'm not an expert on that question. I'll pass on answering.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  You'd be best to talk to Barbara on that question.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  On a crew, it would be about six individuals from our side that would be working on a single drilling rig. But then you also have to keep in mind that you're going to have pumpers, wireline operators, etc.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  The rule of thumb, we always say, is that for every rig that's working, it amounts to about 135 direct and indirect jobs.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  You have to look at the service. Are you talking about just in our industry on the drilling side?

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  It's very rare. We have some companies that have tried it. We look at this as a long-term career opportunity for people, and we would much rather train and nurture a Canadian, bring them up in the industry and work them up on the rigs, than we would ever see the need for temporar

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  In fact, it was something I was asking for in my presentation. We would be extremely supportive of that. We have regions of our country where folks are unemployed, and we'd love to bring them out, train them up, and put them to work.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  I would say, from a competitiveness standpoint, it's a huge benefit for our industry, for representing tens of thousands of workers, that we go to work when investors see a competitive tax climate in the country.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  We have 45 drilling rig contractors and 76 services we're contracting out.

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  I do not consider the oil sands to be a disease. I see it as an opportunity for all Canadians. If we can do it in an environmentally and sustainable way, I think all Canadians, from coast to coast, can benefit from that tremendous resource. In our industry alone, we do a lot of

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz

Finance committee  Sure. Thanks, Mr. Adler, for the question. Certainly, what I will say is that we have to look at this as an overall competitive equation here. Corporate taxes are important, along with personal taxes, royalties, and fuel taxes. All of these issues add up to an overall investment

October 24th, 2012Committee meeting

Mark Scholz