Natural Resources committee  Thank you, Mr. Anderson. Our process involves essentially what's happening in everybody's stomachs in this room now: digestion. We combine that with patent-pending algae technology to take care of—like your own digestion, there are byproducts—the byproducts we have, which can be

Natural Resources committee  As a waste-to-energy solution, we are finding ourselves in numerous jurisdictions—not just in Canada, but around the world—in underserved, disadvantaged communities or in communities that lack infrastructure. What we're doing is inherently smaller-scale; it means that we do not d

Natural Resources committee  Number one would be immigration that's a little more responsive to the knowledge worker or the needs of knowledge industries. We've had our struggles in that respect. Number two, which is already being done and which we're grateful for, would be that the trade missions or the ov

Natural Resources committee  Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm here representing a renewable energy company that takes waste and converts it to energy. It was started in Alberta, thanks to the Alberta Research Council in 1999 and the work that was being done there in conjunction with my business partners. This