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Finance committee  That's a large question. Prospect-wise we're probably at the top of the list. Certainly Canada is a safe haven. Junior mining companies and Canadian funding are probably much safer in Canada than in many other countries. There is no doubt about that. When you look at the size

October 5th, 2017Committee meeting

Gary Vivian

Finance committee  Mines do have a finite life. There's no doubt about that, but we consider the exploration and mining industry to be a renewable resource. We don't consider it a non-renewable resource. Building a road infrastructure, for example, from Yellowknife to Grays Bay on the Nunavut coas

October 5th, 2017Committee meeting

Gary Vivian

Finance committee  I'm Gary Vivian. In response to Mr. McLeod's question, certainly industry would be more interested in infrastructure rather than tax credits, if we had to make that choice. We see that as the quickest way to increase investment in both territories.

October 5th, 2017Committee meeting

Gary Vivian

Finance committee  My answer to Mr. McLeod's question was that infrastructure would be the critical component, if we were putting tax credits and infrastructure on the table. We would choose infrastructure every time. It's the quickest way to increase investment in both territories.

October 5th, 2017Committee meeting

Gary Vivian