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Fisheries committee Maybe, Mr. Burns, you can help me. I, as an Albertan, cannot possess any wild species of fish in an aquarium in my house without a permit to do so. I can have tropical fish. I can't do anything with wildlife. I can't keep a deer alive in my yard. I can't keep an elk alive. I'm no
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee So does a zoo.
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee I'm wondering if these conversations came up in the Senate examination of this bill. Unlike Elizabeth May, I don't know if three hours in the House of Commons—the elected chamber—is enough to properly scrutinize the bill, notwithstanding that the Senate has done a thorough job. I
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Everybody is going to have an opinion when they see something, whether they like what they're seeing or what they're not—
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Yes. The Arabian unicorn was down to six animals and is now over 1,000 because of a captive breeding program. Now people can actually go into the wild and see them. Had they not gone through that captive breeding program there would be none, frankly, for anybody to see or to enj
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Thank you, Chair. Thank you, Senator, for being here. Senator, would you agree that people would go to a zoo or go to a national park to see wildlife for the purpose of entertainment or for intrinsic values?
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee That wasn't my question. My question to you was that we pay a fee to go to a zoo. Would you agree with that statement?
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee We pay a fee to go to our national parks, sometimes. Would you agree with that statement?
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee People invariably see animals when they're at a zoo and when they're in a national park. Does that provide value to their experience?
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee All right. I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm trying to find a way for me to go ahead and support a piece of legislation that at the outset looks as though it could be flawed in some ways. I'm a former park worker. I love animals. I dedicated a portion of my life as a conservat
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee On a point of order, Mr. Chair, could you just remind the committee of the rules for quorum, please?
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Thank you, Chair.
March 18th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee You'll get no argument from me, Chair.
February 20th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Sure, I'll take a shot at it. Thank you, Mr. Arnold. In Alberta, just as an example, if a forest management agreement is signed between a forest company and the Province of Alberta, there's a stumpage fee that requires a royalty to be paid by the forest company to all Albertans,
February 20th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins
Fisheries committee Is it like a check-off fee for the salmon enhancement programs, or something like that? Is that what it is?
February 20th, 2019Committee meeting
Blaine Calkins