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Natural Resources committee  The fundamental question is, do you believe energy information is a public good? If it is, then I would say governments would pay for it. I do know, and perhaps Jim and Statistics Canada can elaborate, that they do have some pay-for-usage models where there is a commercial value

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  When I talk to my provincial colleagues about the energy information system, we talk about data analysis, modelling capacity, and dissemination. Certainly, the data requires us to regularly evolve what we're collecting. The transition has required us to make sure we're collecting

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  While we don't have a formal national data strategy, we have incredible co-operation across jurisdictions, led by Statistics Canada. The data we collect is often informed by provincial data collection. We certainly try not to duplicate what provinces are already collecting. I thi

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  Certainly, my colleagues at Statistics Canada will be able to explain how they are integrating those new technologies into how they're collecting data. We, from an NRCan perspective, are trying to understand how these are impacting the business that occurs, what the needs are of

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  Merci. I think we don't currently have a national strategy. From an energy perspective, we have begun a discussion with provinces and territories to start to identify how we can co-operate better on energy data, but there are broader discussions. We are in a time of incredible c

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  Yes, I agree. If I were to ask where we could most improve—and I've had these discussions with my provincial and territorial counterparts as well—it is in the accessibility of the data. It's difficult to navigate the system without a level of expertise. There are 20-plus organiza

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson

Natural Resources committee  I sure am. Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, for the invitation to appear before the committee to speak to the current and future state of Canada's national energy data. My name is Laura Oleson and I am the Director General of Energy Policy at Natural Resources Canada. I am joine

April 24th, 2018Committee meeting

Laura Oleson