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Natural Resources committee Time is a limited natural resource.
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee We have had some really good philosophical testimony here, and I appreciate what you're saying, but we are trying to get to a lot of the practical stuff, the best practices that are in place. I'm going go back to Alaska. How does the Alaska state government interact with indigeno
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee I'm from Quebec. I can't imagine any conflict between federal and provincial governments.
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee You talked in your opening comments, Professor Poelzer, about the social impacts, not just the environmental impacts. You cited the case of Yakutia. Could you expand a bit on the social impacts and how to quantify them and how to approach them?
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Thank you very much. I think our time is up.
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Our last witnesses were from Norway, which is a really interesting country. As you're no doubt aware, Norway has a heritage fund of about two and a half times their GDP, of about $1 trillion. Have we ever done anything like that in Canada? Have we ever put the revenue from our
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Do other countries do it in an effective way that we know about?
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee I think she wants to talk about it.
February 7th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Okay. My time is up for real this time, I think, so I'll ask Mr. Smith if he has any last comments on the same question and then I'll call it a day. Thank you.
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Thank you.
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Thank you, Chief. I'm enjoying this answer, but I'm already out of time, and I have one quick point that I'd really like to make.
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee In that case, I'll make my other point, and I'll come back to that. Thank you. My other point was, when we're dealing with communities that want to be involved in the project and, if there are no institutions already in place to work with, who do you work with and how do you bui
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee What about the question of institution building within communities in order to have someone to talk to, not only to talk to but capable of acting on what's decided? If you wanted to do some significant resource extraction in a community that isn't in a position to do it or to wor
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee Mr. Helin, you talk a lot about the divisions in the community and how the decision arrived at on the tanker ban wasn't the one that you wanted. Per Chief Louis's comments, what's the best process for you for a consultation when there's a significant division in the community?
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham
Natural Resources committee I will use my time wisely. I have two questions. I'll try to get through them quickly, so I hope you can help me with that. How do we deal with indigenous communities that are divided within themselves and between each other on whatever topic? If there's no consensus, there's no
February 5th, 2019Committee meeting
David de Burgh Graham