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Canadian Heritage committee It's a big question for Mr. Shields.
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee You're back in the sixties, my friend.
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee I appreciate that. There are lots of people making money in ths system. I would like to give my remaining almost two minutes to MP Long.
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee Thanks very much, Madam Chair, and thank you very much for joining us here today. It was a bold move. What were you hoping to achieve by the particular parameters of your bill? Then I'll talk about what we've seen and how it's been gutted since.
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee Have you given any thought to what we might be able to do federally or is this all going to be in the provincial sphere? That's my first question. Second, what has, in your opinion, as the person who put the bill in the legislature in the first place, the Ford government's changi
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee It's important. Rogers Place is a new arena in my riding within my mandate. It opened up at the beginning of my time here and it's one of the best concert venues and arenas now in the world. That's not good if people of modest or even better-than-modest means are shut out from th
May 9th, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee Okay, that's very helpful, because if my memory serves me correctly, going back to when I was parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage, the creative sector is about 3.5% of the GDP of the country and employs about 630,000 people, and we want to see that number
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee I just have a quick question because I probably have 20 seconds or less. Google owns YouTube. Facebook owns Instagram. Those are powerful companies. Does the part of the CRTC that you regulate and that deals with those companies need more tools from legislators to be able to do y
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee Okay, well, it's 2019, so I do have to say one thing: that I think her story, their story, his story are all histories and that when we add all of them up, they are the sum total of our combined experience that makes multiple histories. I think it's also important to say that our
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee And we would also be asking consumers to pay.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee But a new tax would be more money that consumers would have to pay.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee In comparison with other countries, how much do Canadians, on average, pay for Internet access or phone access? Are we high, are we in the middle, are we low? Are we the best jurisdiction in the world? Where are we in the rankings?
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee Okay. I'm seized by the levy, as you can tell. What would the scope of the levy be and how did you come to define it in the report in the way that you did? I know you used words like “harmonize”, but what informed that approach? Is it to get everybody to the same playing field
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee But to split the hair—30 seconds?
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal
Canadian Heritage committee No, it can't be true.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Randy BoissonnaultLiberal