Finance committee  No, you have to compare it with the pre-pandemic period. You have to compare it to 2019, depending on which months we're talking about. That's the first approach, or you can also compare it to the average of January and February of 2020. You can use either approach.

Finance committee  I believe the regulations could only be extended to all employers who are currently eligible. I don't think a target to an industry could be done unless there was a legislative change. Again, Trevor, please correct me if I'm wrong.

Finance committee  I believe how to support the tourism industry going forward is a question for the government at this point.

Finance committee  Perhaps I can start. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership, but in order to access the wage subsidy, the employees need to be located in Canada. It would really just be for their Canadian employees and to support the people who work here. In terms of data, that would b

Finance committee  As I said, that would be more of a question for the Canada Revenue Agency, but we can follow up.

Finance committee  Yes, that's correct.

Finance committee  This is a measure that would extend an accelerated capital cost allowance that was announced in budget 2019. The one that was announced in budget 2019 was for those businesses that purchased electric cars, plug-in hybrid vehicles, vehicles using hydrogen or those types of vehicle

Finance committee  Yes, as long as the equipment is fully electric or uses hydrogen, it could be equipment used in agriculture. It could be forklifts, it could be tractors, it could be Zambonis, or it could be golf carts. It could be equipment that meets the requirements in any industry. What we h

Finance committee  Yes, that's correct. It's for equipment that becomes available for use before 2023, so it is temporary.

Finance committee  The 100% is until 2023. Then there's a phase-out, so it will be then fully phased out by 2028.